Gets the total amount of RAM needed to start all VMs present on the target computer.
Get-VMRAM is the only function in this script for now. It accepts a single argument for a computer name. If the computer name is omitted, localhost is used.
Get VM info and RAM utilization for a remote computer:
PS> Get-VMRAM -ComputerName host01
Name State CPUUsage(%) MemoryAssigned(M) Uptime Status Version
---- ----- ----------- ----------------- ------ ------ -------
VM01 Running 0 8192 85.21:45:40.3070000 Operating normally 8.0
VM02 Off 0 0 00:00:00 Operating normally 8.0
VM03 Running 0 4096 27.15:20:42.0590000 Operating normally 9.0
VM04 Running 0 2048 85.11:42:46.0180000 Operating normally 8.0
VM05 Running 0 2048 84.11:26:05.1600000 Operating normally 9.0
VM06 Running 0 16384 28.13:43:51.9810000 Operating normally 8.0
VM07 Off 0 0 00:00:00 Operating normally 8.0
VM08 Running 0 8192 84.11:29:28.8470000 Operating normally 9.0
VM09 Running 0 24576 84.10:51:27.4780000 Operating normally 8.0
VM10 Running 0 8192 77.16:43:06.4480000 Operating normally 9.0
VM11 Off 0 0 00:00:00 Operating normally 8.0
VM12 Running 0 6144 84.11:26:49.1440000 Operating normally 9.0
VM13 Running 0 6144 28.15:22:59.7450000 Operating normally 9.0
Total Allocated RAM: 114 GB
Total Physical RAM: 128 GB
Total Utilization: 89 %
- Add
Test-Connectionbefore each connection attempt to reduce waiting time and error output - Add teh ability to query several servers at once
- Add parameter or function to get succinct output in table form or pipe to other functions